Two-time Grammy winner LeAnn Rimes battles a wave of emotion, her voice trembling as she pours her soul into the timeless masterpiece—Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah. With each note, she walks a tightrope between raw vulnerability and breathtaking power, fighting back tears as the song’s weight settles in. The audience holds its breath, witnessing a moment that’s more than music—it’s pure, unfiltered magic.

If there’s any song sure break even the coldest of hearts, the song at the top of the list is most definitely “Hallelujah.”

Known for pouring immense amounts of emotion into her performances, LeAnn RimesDon’t forget to hit the SHARE BUTTON to share this video on Facebook with your friends and family. fights through tears during an ultra emotional rendition of Leonard Cohen‘s masterpiece.

Taking place in part of SiriusXM’s “The Pulse,” the country singer took a heart-wrenching approach to the song, riffing off into a series of tear-jerking “hallelujahs” at the closing of the song. Backed by just an acoustic guitar, Rimes’ powerful voice flawlessly executed even the most difficult notes the song requires.

The legendary Cohen wrote “Hallelujah” back in 1984 at one of the lowest points in his life, the song going on to become a career-defining ballad. Years later, singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley recreated the song and skyrocketed it into fame, inspiring over 300 known versions.

You can listen to Rimes’ emotional rendition of “Hallelujah” below.

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